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Aman Bhandula

Aman Bhandula

Founder & CEO at Farmako (YC S20) | Building India's fastest medicine delivery in just 30 minutes

2020Founder· Farmako
Founder · since 2020
Company
Farmako
Role
Founder & CEO
current
Stage
—
no public source
Raised
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no public source
Based
India
current
Founder / co-founder — the company's markEmployee / research role
Source: LinkedIn work history
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Farmako Healthcare

India's fastest medicine delivery in just 30 minutes

Summer 2020

Experience

Career

  • Farmako logo

    Farmako

    Founder

    Founder & CEO · India · 2020 – Present

    2020
  • eMockTest

    Tech and Business lead · Uttar Pradesh, India · 2016 – 2019

    2016
  • Kshitij: The Literary Magazine , IIT Roorkee

    Vice President · Roorkee · 2018 – 2019

    2018
  • ProTrainr

    Human pose estimating using Deep learning · Bangalore · 2018 – 2019

    2018
  • ArIES

    3-D Image Reconstruction · Roorkee · 2018 – 2019

    2018
  • Freelance

    Job recommendation system · Roorkee · 2018

    2018
  • Kaggle logo

    Kaggle

    Kaggle Competition : TGS Salt Identification · Roorkee · 2018

    2018
  • IIT Roorkee

    Prediction of reservoir properties using Neural Networks (Deep Learning Research Project) · Roorkee, India · 2018

    2018
  • Self Implemented

    Automated Image Captioning using ConvNets and Recurrent Nets. · Roorkee · 2018

    2018
  • Thomso, IIT Roorkee

    Coordinator · IIT Roorkee · 2017

    2017
  • Team Knox, IIT Roorkee

    Marketing Associate in Knox · Roorkee · 2016 – 2017

    2016
  • Cognitio Education logo

    Cognitio Education

    Internship · Moradabad Area, India · 2016 – 2017

    2016

Bio

I'm the founder & CEO of Farmako. I studied at IIT Roorkee for 4 years. I love machine learning and designing. I believe that the work we are doing at farmako is saving thousands of lives. Digital Health records will be game-changing for countries like India where we don't have a great healthcare infrastructure and we don't have enough doctors either. The market is huge, the work is challenging and it does a great impact on people's lives directly.